Flat Water Paddling in Madison, WI

The Sugar River appeals to paddlers looking for a leisurely paddle in an environment that at times, feels wild and remote.

Reliably fun and quite scenic, the Waupaca is a favorite destination for Central Wisconsin paddling.

For flat water paddlers and backcountry campers, the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage offers a true wilderness experience within a days drive of Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Madison, and Chicago.

With numerous riffles, good current and always something to keep your interest, the Turtle is one of our favorite creeks.

Arguably one of the most scenic paddles in all of Wisconsin, the legendary Wisconsin Dells are best traveled and explored with a paddle in hand.

While there's lot to explore on the Yahara River Trail, this section near Edgerton, is popular for it's reliable water levels and lovely meandering.

The Crystal River is just that, crystal clear and it's as charming as the city of Rural that it flows through. It's a Central Wisconsin gem.

With a convenient bike shuttle on CamRock trail and varied features throughout, the Koshkonong will appeal fans of small, intimate creeks.

There's probably not a creek or river we paddle more often than the beloved Badfish.

The Kickapoo river is one of the premier paddling destinations in all of Wisconsin. With easy access, camping opportunities and stunning rock formations, it’s a bucket-list destination.

The Kickapoo river is one of the premier paddling destinations in all of Wisconsin. With easy access, camping opportunities and stunning rock formations, it’s a bucket-list destination.

The last 92 miles of the Wisconsin River offer some of the best kayak and canoe camping in Wisconsin.

A short but wonderful trip down the Baraboo that passes through the namesake’s historic downtown and legendary circus grounds.